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[Quarterly Success Metric] Green nightly builds on the staging cluster (tracking)
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We had a discussion about this during the RelEng team meeting today.

A couple items of note:

  1. The staging project might work better if it were couched as "Improvements to Beta"
    • Narrows the focus a bit.
    • Take any improvements from 2015-staging-work and apply them to beta: More recent distros, autoprovisioning based on hostname, etc.
    • Able to ditch hosts that are misbehaving and simply rebuild them: would be a big win.
    • End goal: problems from production are reproducible on beta.
  2. TODO before we begin this project: we'll probably need some serious ops buy in to make this a success
    • Last time we had @yuvipanda which made puppet progress a lot easier
    • We should involve ops in the planning stages (e.g., now-ish)

Will be superseded by other projects.